Episodes

Do we look like we need psychological evaluations? We go Under Siege and try like hell to find its emotional core with our pal Josh Gondelman.

The only thing we know is we have to be kind! In which we go into the multiverse with MariNaomi and explore our love for Everything Everywhere All at Once.

“You don’t need to bite the donut to know it’s sweet.” In which we get BACK IN THE HABIT and talk Sister Act 2 with the wonderful Lynne Childress!

Grab your Remains of the Day lunchboxes and join us down at the Dairy Queen! We're talking Waiting for Guffman with the wondrous Woody Shticks!

"This is no dream, this is really happening!" In which we dissect the terror of Rosemary's Baby, on screen and off, with our pal Sarah Archer.

Every podcast should be informed that "Constantly talking isn't necessarily communicating" at least once in its existence! We discuss pain, sorrow, hope and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind with the tremendous Rain DeGrey!

We speak for all mediocrities in the world! We are their champions! We are their patron saints! We talk talent, aspiration, jealousy, Amadeus and so much more with the wondrous Maryanna Aster!

“We all do what we can, and it has to be good enough, and if it isn't good enough, it has to do.” In which Sarah and Alex discuss one of King's greatest books and one of Cronenberg's least gory movies.

“All right everyone! Gird your loins.” We're talking fashion, feelings and The Devil Wears Prada with our great friend Eve Lindley!

“You remember the last time I saw you?” We go deep into the ocean of Moonlight feels with the incomparable Ryan Ken.

“Baby born with two heads. Must be from Brooklyn.” This week, Carolyn and Sarah open the gates and seize the day, exploring 1899 New York and the joys of Newsies—from Bottle Alley to the harbor—with the wonderful Claire Comstock-Gay.

We're taking this week off (and will be back next week with Newsies!) In the meantime we hope you'll enjoy this conversation we had about the intersection of horror, holiday movies, queerness, subtext and much, much more with our tremendous friend Chelsey Weber-Smith of American Hysteria! Thanks so much to Miranda Zickler for editing! And check out this new merch! Death Is But a Door. Time Is But a Window. You Are Good SHIRTS. Death Is But a Door. Time Is But a Window. You Are Good MUGS.

"One time, I turned into a dog and they helped me." We celebrate the coming New Year with Candace Opper, the Statue of Liberty as Godzilla and the 20th Century's greatest movie about art restoration Ghostbusters II.

“They’re watching Snow White. And they love it.” In which we get wet and eat after midnight with our wonderful pal Jill Krajewski.

“These mashed potatoes are so creamy.” In which we get into romantic coma shenanigans with greatest person alive, Laura Lippman.

Bubby! Business is business! You use a gun, we use a fountain pen! What's the difference? In which we get into the nitty gritty of Die Hard with the tremendous Rax King.

To paraphrase the great Danny Gonzalez, "We wanna be Santa Clause. So we're gonna kill Santa Claus. When we hear those reindeer paws; we're gonna break the law." We explore our many The Santa Clause feels with the wonderful Siri Dahl.

We have good things you don't know about! Join us as we devour Boogie Nights—the Goodfellas of the 1970s Valley porn scene—along with the spectacular Nona Willis Aronowitz.

But for real, why was that doctor wearing OR scrubs to a play in the first place? We find ourselves in the sh*t of all of Rushmore's feelings with our great friend Josh Godelman.

We have heads for business and bodies for sin! Join us as we discus all things Working Girl with the wondrous Lane Moore.

What exactly is a paralegal? Join us and our pal Anna Fitzpatrick while we get sweaty with the superior Gyllenhaal and James Spader.

Communism, it turns out, was just a red herring. We go deep on our love for Clue (1985) with the great Lauren Milberger!You can find Lauren online here!You Are Good is a feelings podcast about movies.You can find us on Twitter, Instagram,

Communism, it turns out, was just a red herring. We go deep on our love for Clue (1985) with the great Lauren Milberger!

You're Next is the funniest home invasion movie this side of Home Alone. We unpack it and its family drama with the splendid Akilah Green!